The John F.Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

The John F.Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Reviews

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This is a historic and iconic venue. The audiences...

This is a historic and iconic venue. The audiences are always friendly and diverse. Return with your Kennedy Center cup to save on libations. *That is a tip from someone who frequents the venues for plays, concerts and more.

Have seen Kennedy Center Honors program on televis...

Have seen Kennedy Center Honors program on television but had no idea that the Center itself was so huge and beautiful. Multiple venues within a venue, kids programs, tours, gift shop, restaurant and cafe, all in one place. Beautiful building overlooking the Potomac River. Was light in rainbow colors (for the upcoming Honors event).

Wonderful time at NSO Declassified Ben Folds Prese...

Wonderful time at NSO Declassified Ben Folds Presents. The facilities are incredible, parking was better than any that I have used in DC. Temperature in the Concert Hall was a little warm, but everything else was great. Will definitely be back for more shows and recommend to others.

A cultural center on the edge of the Potomac. To v...

A cultural center on the edge of the Potomac. To visit in the evening in peace. Huge corridors. We did not attend a show. The corridor of flags (Nations and states of the USA) is impressive and we start playing looking for the country. The Kennedy bust alone is worth a look. To do in the evening it is more peaceful and magical.

Saw the US Symphony Orchestra play and it was grea...

Saw the US Symphony Orchestra play and it was great. No bad seats but would recommend being closer to the front for the box seats. Center is easy to navigate but if you're being dropped off or picked up make sure the driver knows to pick you up on the east side of the building which is where the main entrance is.

Definitely one of the top theaters I've been in, e...

Definitely one of the top theaters I've been in, even compared to New York\s Broadway and London's West End. Tickets can be a little expensive, but the caliber of show and the atmosphere of the theater are well worth paying for. Rooftop access is also allowed for a beautiful view of the DC skyline

The Kennedy Center is a theater. It is

The Kennedy Center is a theater. It is
opening to the public. The Kennedy Center has free Entertainment everyday 356 days out of the year the Millennium stage at 6pm.

The Kennedy Center is a great place to see a live ...

The Kennedy Center is a great place to see a live performance, concert, ballet or what not. It is a really big place and a very historic place that has a lot of history about John F Kennedy. I would say the quality of the seats are just okay, I think this can be improved greatly for the prices you pay. Also parking can be a hassle but you can take a free shuttle every 15 minutes from Foggy Bottom Metro. This makes me give the place four stars. I would highly recommend seeing a show here as its a high class place or seems like it anyways.

Great resterant with view of the Patomic River whi...

Great resterant with view of the Patomic River while you eat. Photo opertunities with friends on the 1st and 2nd level with Dc and Verginia in the background. And of course amazing shows from plays, musicals, symphony performances to Opera.

Grand and beautiful. Shows are consistently entert...

Grand and beautiful. Shows are consistently entertaining, and there are options in several processes ranges. But what up with the gaudy red and gold decor? Feels like you're in China's Great Hall of the People.

Extremely clean, has free live performances everyd...

Extremely clean, has free live performances everyday at 5p.m. for 1 hour, no tickets needed for those performances. You will need ticket to get into the other shows, and don't forget to buy it because it might sell out quickly. Arrive 30 minutes earlier to avoid the line and if you can, park your car outside so you don't have to pay $30 on Kenedy center parking garage.

Its a part of History, John F. Kennedy Center.

Its a part of History, John F. Kennedy Center.
It's Beautiful and no matter who you are really we all are Welcome there. No matter Your Color, Nation Origin or Religion You are Welcome, on top of being an Awesome Place!! And going to Maxwell's Concert was just to icing on the cake. Simply Awesome!!

The show - "Into the Woods" - was a lot of fun, bu...

The show - "Into the Woods" - was a lot of fun, but the seats of the Eisenhower Theater were very uncomfortable. The sightlines from the first row of the balcony were kind of blocked by the lighting rigging and cables

The performance was very good. The Kennedy has to ...

The performance was very good. The Kennedy has to enforce the no eating or drinking in the theater. Not doing so disrupts the performance for patrons who want to focus. In this age some people don't respect theater manners and etiquette. It is pitiful.

The Kennedy Center makes it almost impossible to p...

The Kennedy Center makes it almost impossible to purchase tickets in person - to order online you have to subject yourself to a $29 fee *per ticket*, which is just beyond absurd. Parking is free for 60 minutes if you're purchasing tickets, but good luck finding the singular garage entrance you're allowed to use. Once inside, enjoy your grand tour of the building as you again attempt to find the singular ticket window that's open and staffed. I can't believe they haven't upgraded to some sort of digital display to very clearly show you which seats are already sold, but thinking back, I absolutely can believe it after all. Their redeeming grace is an exceptionally friendly and helpful staff. Even they recognize that $105 for a ticket to a magic show where you're seated in the very last section is just priced too high. But if suckers like me will still pay it, the business plan works...

I was thankful for them printing my ticket out. I...

I was thankful for them printing my ticket out. I had traveled from out of town and forgot my ticket at home. My sister explained the issue to one of the employees there and she told us to go to the box office. It was a great experience overall. I will visit the Kennedy center again soon.

Attending both Saturday performances of Alvin Aile...

Attending both Saturday performances of Alvin Ailey dance- 1:30 and 7:30. Just had dinner(tenderloin w/ spinach and mashed potatoes) at the terrace restaurant which was slightly above average. Excellent service!

I regularly go to the Kennedy Center, primarily fo...

I regularly go to the Kennedy Center, primarily for the ballets. Have been to countless shows over the years. Exceptional shows. The Opera House is simply gorgeous. Parking is convenient and the gift shops are great. Casual and more formal options for meals, all good. Love going here.

The John F.Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

The John F.Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

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